The FTC's advertising substantiation program,set up in the 1970s,requires that documented evidence supporting any claims is not to be available to consumers.

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The statement is incorrect. The FTC's advertising substantiation program, set up in the 1970s, requires that advertisers have documented evidence to support any claims they make, and such evidence should be available to consumers. The program aims to prevent false or misleading advertising and ensure that claims made in advertisements are truthful and backed by scientific evidence.

The FTC's Advertising Substantiation Program,set Up in the 1970s,requires That